Start with the Ultimate Beginners Guide. 

Ultimately, you need to come up with some sort of plan on what you want your "end-game" to look like, where do you see yourselves in one year from now, five years, etc.

I ultimately made the decision to leave my cubicle job early this year to become a real estate agent.

We never did rent it to anyone other than my sister-in-law for a short time.I now live in what will probably our "forever home" and am interested in getting into real estate to start making some passive income and ultimately quit my day job.I have listened to a TON of the bigger pockets podcasts and am primarily interested in renting, however, I also don't mind getting my hands dirty and have dabbled in contracting some jobs out myself so may get into flipping as well.My wife and I are big fans of Dave Ramsey and are within about 5 years of paying off our house.

If filed before the DOT the lien survives foreclosure.

What did you ultimately do with the property you were considering?

.- you can google hard money lender and they will pop up if you want to go that way.There are tons of others, there are a lot of resources on the site and books that go into depth like the ultimate guide BP puts out.Good luck!!

Ultimately, they are punishing decent landlords because of the neglect of a few slumlord types.

I have been studying The ultimate beginners guide and looking at as many podcast and YouTube videos as possible.

Ultimately, there's no point in the wholesaler trying to hide what price they have the property under contract for because it's going to come out at some point.